Using Visual Studio's Connect to Database option and the connector from the MySql webpage for .net I have managed to connect to my localhost MySql database and in the server explorer tab in Visual Studio I can see my Tables. Is it possible that in my c++ project to extract that data? If so what is the header that I need to include in order to access the database? Also if it's not possible to connect to my database the way I did it what are my possibilities?
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I have an app created by C++ and Visual Studio 2015. It packed by Inno Setup and has "exe" format.
I want to publish this app on Microsoft Store. Is it possible?
I have developer account but can not upload exe file - too many errors.
Can I use VS 2015 or need upgrade to 2019?
It is possible now. Just select right product type.
In my case product was added many years ago and has "MSIX or PWA app" type.
Can someone help me in setting proxy via C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE devenv.exe.config. I changed </system.net> and added defaultProxy. I closed visual studio 2005 and opened again and built but that did not work.
Background:
I have an issue with one of C++ app which uses 3rd part API to connect to source and fetch realtime feed. Infra team has introduced a proxy and this is not allowing us to connect to source as earlier. We tried bypass list via netsh but that also did not work.
My question is really similar to how to open *.sdf files? but my question is specific how I can view it in Visual Studio
I've added a data connection to my server and as such, I can see the option to browse my database as if I were on SSMS, but within the Server Explorer pane of Visual Studio. This is jolly useful.
I'd like to open an .sdf from within the Server Explorer pane of visual studio. I have downloaded the SQLite/SQL Server Compact Toolbox from https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ErikEJ.SQLServerCompactSQLiteToolbox
When I expand my CE database, I see the list of tables, but only an option for refresh and one for properties. No option to edit the content or change the design. Is this possible?
Hans Passant's comment put me on right path
I was unable to achieve what I wanted in the Server Explorer Pane, but I could do what I wanted in the SqlLite/Sql Server Compact Toolbox pane. To get this, Tools -> SqlLite/Sql Server Compact Toolbox
I want to Connect to a SQL Server Database from my c++ project in eclipse IDE. In Microsoft MSDN i found these links:
connect use sql server in c++
Database Connectivity
But i don't understand what to do, i need a way to fetch data from my database, any suggestion?
I want to read following setting configured on Sharepoint server 2010:
file types blocked" for web
application
Anti-virus setting
configured to scan documents on
upload
Is error report collection
enabled (Central Administration >
Operations > Logging and Reporting >
Error Reports > ) etc.
My question is, where are these setting stored on sharepoint server machine? Are they in any config file or in database?
I know programmatic way to read these settings (Got Sharepoint 2010 SDK sample code in C#), but my application is in C++ (VS 2003 .Net) and all the API/interfaces are available in .Net (managed code). Please let me know if the API/interfaces to access these setting are available in unmanaged code also?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Krishnakant
You cannot directly call sharepoint API in unmanaged code.
The settings are stored in sharepoint configuration database and must be called as you say in the SDK. You will need to create a .NET class library assembly which you will need to call from your managed code as a COM DLL.